Nananthus vittatus (Kalkvygie) Succulents They have a peculiar way

They have a peculiar way of growing in the loose sands with only the tips showing and so allowing light to penetrate the leaves while protecting the leaf body underground

direct sunlight and able to withstand heavy frost

It is an indigenous species

with sparse watering throughout the year and can handle lots of direct sunlight

Plants being offered consist of three-year old seedlings

Nananthus vittatus (Kalkvygie) Succulents They have a peculiar wayA very easy to grow Mesemb, adapted to a range of conditions, can handle significant water, drought, direct sunlight and able to withstand heavy frost. It is a dwarf species, forming a small cluster, with large underground taproot, to 5 cm in diameter, which can also be grown exposed if desired. It produces pretty yellow flowers with central red stripe during winter.